Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
This Cost-type Pio Agreement With Undp Seeks to Strengthen Evidence Based Decision Making Among Agencies Responsible for Reducing and Responding to Youth Crime. Barbados, Grenada, and ST Vincent and the Grenadines Will Be Prioritized as Beneficiary Countries, Having Demonstrated Under Carisecure 1.0, Commitment and Capacity to Best Utilize Project Resources. These Countries Exhibited Sustained Efforts and Assigned State Resources for Transforming Complex Paper- Based/archaic Data Collection Systems. in Addition, This Activity Will Develop Reduction Initiatives for Tip Crimes While Bolstering State Capacity to Facilitate Timely and Effective Prosecution Targets. Barbados, and Trinidad and Tobago Will Be the Primary Targets for This Objective. Limited Support May Be Made Available Under This Objective to ST Lucia, With Possible Support Focusing on Victim Services, Given That Leahy Restrictions on the Police Force Dictate That No Support Can Be Offered to the Saint Lucia Police Service by the Project Using Us Government Funds.
Committed
$8.8 Million
Paid out
$3.8M
43%
Committed, not yet paid
$5.0M
57%
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